During the last week of term 3, everyone planned their own week based around what activities needed to be finished. It was amazing to see the places people worked and how much got finished. See below:
Room 19's Daily News
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Tennis
In the last week of school coaches from the Burnside Park Tennis Club taught us some tennis skills. Check them out...
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Pandemonium in the hall
On Thursday 13th September, a musical percussion group called Pandemonium visited Ilam School. We were treated to a 'round-the-world' trip hearing music from the Cook Islands, Africa, South America and more. We got to join in one of the Samba songs. Listen here:
Here is a clip of Lydia playing the drums with one of the group members.
The performance finished with the Bongo Song, which many of the children know, so they got up and danced. Unfortunately I didn't get a clip of Room 19 enjoying it.
Here is a clip of Lydia playing the drums with one of the group members.
The performance finished with the Bongo Song, which many of the children know, so they got up and danced. Unfortunately I didn't get a clip of Room 19 enjoying it.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Sky full of colours
The most amazing colours were in the sky outside Room 19 last night. The camera couldn't even capture what it was like to see, but it gives you an idea of the beautiful sunset.
A few minutes after I took these photos, this happened:
Then:
The ground was rumbling beneath my feet and I almost dived under the pile of cushions on the couch! IT WAS LOUD!
A few minutes after I took these photos, this happened:
Then:
The ground was rumbling beneath my feet and I almost dived under the pile of cushions on the couch! IT WAS LOUD!
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Fizzing and Foaming - Experiment 1
Today we started off a science unit called Fizzing and Foaming, learning about chemical reactions. We made sherbet using the following recipe and process:
We learnt when a carbonate, in this case the baking soda, and an acid, the citric and tartaric acids, are mixed together with moisture present, it creates CO2 (carbon dioxide) which are the gas bubbles fizzing on our tongues. What a tasty way to learn!
We learnt when a carbonate, in this case the baking soda, and an acid, the citric and tartaric acids, are mixed together with moisture present, it creates CO2 (carbon dioxide) which are the gas bubbles fizzing on our tongues. What a tasty way to learn!
Monday, August 20, 2012
French lesson
Today we had a visit from a teacher from France. She spent the afternoon in Room 19 and at the end of the day she taught us to say Hello, what is your name? My name is ............ How are you? I am .................. We had fun practising and here is a short clip of some of us.
Hello - Bonjour!
What is your name? -Comment tu t'appelles?
My name is....... - Je m'appelle...
How are you? - Comment ca va?
Try out your french here or here
Hello - Bonjour!
What is your name? -Comment tu t'appelles?
My name is....... - Je m'appelle...
How are you? - Comment ca va?
Try out your french here or here
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